sandra day o'connor. the 2024 recipient of the carl and susan bulch prize for the rule of law. president price asked me to share his deep regret that he could not join us this evening due to the travel delays that are affecting so many people right now. but we are delighted that so many distinguished guests are here with us. the chief justice of the united states, john g. roberts, and his wife, jane sullivan roberts, justice o'connor's son, scott o'connor, and his wife joni, susan -- [inaudible] cofounder of the institute, and many current and former members of our federal and state judiciaries including chief justice paul m. n if ubc of north carolina -- nuby. i'm also lighted to see so many friends, faculty, students and alumni of cook law school. peter khan, the chair of the advisory board and a former trustee of duke university, is also a here along with several current and former members of the advisory board, all of whom have helped make the institute so successful. but this room is so full of so ma

did sandra day o'connor know ronald reagan? socially or in any way? and for all the justices. >> a little bit. she danced with them on new year's eve at the enberg estate the first year. she went to the white house a couple times. they were talking about ranching. there was a natural affinity there. but, no. the obvious reason. and this is what's wonderful about our country. to stop and think about this for a second. justices do not spend the time hanging around with the present. why? they have to keep their distance is they are a third branch of government. they may have to make rulings that affect the person in the white house. so they need to keep their distance a little bit. i remember - - while he was justice had a telephone that connected him to lbj in the white house. that was a mistake for that was wrong. it was unusual. it was a one-off. that's the exception that proves the rule. >> peter. richmond, virginia. hi peter. >> good afternoon. thank you for taking my call. i read your books about edward bennett williams when it first came out. i re

i want to ask about justice o'connor. jan crawford's book in about the supreme court from a dozen years ago she reported that justice brennan h tended to rub justice o'connor the runway and it got more conservative during the 80s but inth the 90s justice thomas did not get along very well with justice o'connor and justice o'connor had issues with him and that helped influence her to vote more for the quote unquote liberal side in the 90s and it was the early 2000. i wonder if in your research you found any evidence to corroborate that? >> jonathan thank you. >> there's some truth to both of those things that the important qualification and brennan's case it's true justice o'connor didn't totally trust friend who she thought had a liberal agenda and he was so if an -- insert things into the opinion and justice o'connor looked into the low things is up to so he she had a somewhat adversarial relationship with brennan. at the same time he liked brandon. he was a warm guy she liked him so you can overstate that. the same thin

we went to phoenix to buy that and the o'connor family bought it with him.y were personally close and justice -- i won't good on and on here, justice thomas told me that sandra day o'connor was in the glue, the one who made this place civil, who made the court civil. and the supreme court wasn't so civil before she got there, i gather it's not so civil right now but certainly in the '90s, she made it's more civil place. >> host: i get from your book "first" she was not -- she still alive at this point. correct. >> guest: she is. she has alzheimer's. -- she has dementia, probably alzheimer's. >> host: i get the idea from your book that she is not been a warm and fuzzy person necessarily, huggy touchy type person. >> guest: that's a complicated question. she canber very intimidating. she can be very scary. when i met her as a journalist she is scary. she has flooring -- flashing eyes and can bet a little severe but -- this is a very important but -- there's a loving side to her that those who get to know her, really feel, her law clerks. my wife and i intervie

was justice o'connor, because she was the best possible decision maker you could hope for. the person who brought the most common sense, the most judgment, the most wisdom to the role of making decisions. i do not know where it came from, whether it was because she was not only a lawyer but she was in politics for some part of her life or just part of her dna , but she had this innate feel for the country, for its history and traditions and the people who made it up and all of their commonalities and divisions, and that led her to be able to have this pitch perfect sense of when the supreme court should intervene and how the supreme court should intervene, and over and over again on these difficult questions she found the right place to be for the court, a place where there was a balance, moderation, some sense of compromise, and i don't -- it would not be right to say that everybody agreed with every decision that she made. that is not the case, but because of her decision-making and that time i think people generally had a deep reservoir of respect for the court, and what

, justice o'connor had issues with him and that helped influence her more, quote, unquotee. liberal side in the 90's and early 2000's. i wonder if within your research you found any evidence to corroborate that claim. >> jonathan, thank you. >> there's some truth to both of those things but let me -- important qualification. in brennan's case, it's true that justice o'connor didn't totally trust brennan, he thought he had a liberal agenda and sell things to opinions to further agenda and look for footnotes and little things that brennan was up to but had somewhat adversarial relationship with brennan at the same time she liked brennan. he was a warm guy and she liked him. so you a can overstate that gap. same thing on the thomas side. yes, justice thomas was like justice scalia, a pretty doctriner .. .. ..she was the one who mad come to work she said that changed everything . my life in the court got much better and so there was some closeness there. when justice thomas what his famous rv, he traveled around the country in the summer in his rv, she thought he went to phoenix

another day in the spanish mountains and in eighth in red for ben o'connor.up there on the last climb of the day. then drama... that is not what you want. a mechanical problem for rutledge at the worst possible time for the with the stage victory up for grabs nobody was going to wait. so a test of descending skills as he choice to palatine from a team—mates bike that was too small for him for that and unexpected plot twist. but team—mates, he made it back in the nick of time for that the front was a sprint finish to victory taken by growth, the second time this year. behind both finish for the same time so it looks like an epic day in the mountains tomorrow for o'connor to defend thatjersey again. drew savage, bbc news. an intriguing day ahead they are. an intriguing day ahead they are. staying with the games — one of the great moments for paralympics gb in paris so far has come from 14 year old bly twomey. playing alongside fliss pritchard — the pair won bronze in the women's doubles table tennis. they've been speaking to alistair durden: it's day three of c

district judge reed o'connor did not give a reason, however. yesterday, npr reported that o'connor had owned shares of tesla in 2022, posing a potential conflict of interest. x's lawsuit, filed last week, accuses a number of advertisers of engaging in antitrust behavior when they all pulled ad campaigns on the site. judge o'connor is still presiding over another lawsuit filed by x against progressive watchdog media matters, which published a report about content and other hate speech on the app. with the 2024 presidential election fast approaching, state leaders nationwide are taking steps to make sure election workers and voters remain safe at the polls following the last presidential election in 2020. thousands of poll workers across the country reported getting threatened and harassed. two years later, the state legislature in maine passed laws to protect them. prosecutors stress it is a federal crime to threaten election workers or disrupt a polling place. simply trying to get in a person's way when they walk into their city hall to cast a

maybe we have a kennedy, o'connor, in the middle. if you read the founding document, of course they will be political, based on what their political views are. you will not have a republican president. you will not have a democratic president, the random flips we have seen with stephen's, that is happenstance, that is the outlier. the court is a political body, how do you make it less political? by having turnover. host: you have proposed increased access. guest: c-span has been on top of that for years. ryan has been amazing on that. that is something i'm very excited we have live audio not just in the supreme court but every federal or of appeals on the shoulders of giants on that one. host: c-span has repeatedly asked the court to allow cameras into the courtroom to do what we do congress, show the process unfolding, uninterrupted and no mmentary. 18 year term limit for justices, enforceable code ofthics, adopt financial disclosure rules , more openness around public appearances, what do you mean? guest: a lot of the justices are

and so, you know, it was a done deal once once he met sandra day o'connor. thank you. i'm so reagan as a communicator. he had those radio speeches before he got to office time for choosing the challenger speech, part of his success was probably his and his presence, but also maybe the ideas. so how much of that was and how much of that was his speech writers? well, he certainly had very skillful speechwriters, but i would point out to you that ronald reagan was an very expert speech giver long before he had any speechwriters back. in the fifties and sixties when he was writing own speeches. and he would you know, he these index cards and he was always writing these index cards. and basically his school of politics was working for general electric because went from plant to plant all across the country. and he had to basically give a stump speech. he would often speak about not just company issues, but also about political issues. and he was always reading, always down facts or things that he thought were facts or quotes. and he would shuffle his cards around and give h

and so, you know, it was a done deal once once he met sandra day o'connor. thank you. i'm so reagan as a communicator. he had those radio speeches before he got to office time for choosing the challenger speech, part of his success was probably his and his presence, but also maybe the ideas. so how much of that was and how much of that was his speech writers? well, he certainly had very skillful speechwriters, but i would point out to you that ronald reagan was an very expert speech giver long before he had any speechwriters back. in the fifties and sixties when he was writing own speeches. and he would you know, he these index cards and he was always writing these index cards. and basically his school of politics was working for general electric because went from plant to plant all across the country. and he had to basically give a stump speech. he would often speak about not just company issues, but also about political issues. and he was always reading, always down facts or things that he thought were facts or quotes. and he would shuffle his cards around and give h

they got away with more than $43,000 worth of inventory and o'connor's sense of safety. >> every day i come into my space, my store, and then i'm asking myself, so those people, they're going to come back again. we're going to happen so that is, this is something we really, really, really need to fix that i don't feel safe inside of my store in the mission district, someone tried to break in to miranda's market wednesday night, cutting the lock on their front gate. >> the thieves didn't get away with anything this time, but it's not the first time someone has tried and it seems like it's like, might be the same people more than anything. >> it's stressful, unnecessary, and annoying because everyone's already struggling in this economy and it's just just a waste of time. >> san francisco saw a dramatic increase in shoplifting incidents during the pandemic. videos like this one showing organized retail thefts in union square seeming more common. the thefts led to economic losses, contributed to store closures and some upscale stores have since changed to appointment only. efforts to co

they got away with more than $43,000 worth of inventory, and o'connor's sense of safety. >> every day i come into my space, my store, and then i'm asking myself, so those people, they're going to come back again. we're going to happen. so that is, this is something we really, really, really need to fix that i don't feel safe inside of my store. >> san francisco saw a dramatic increase in shoplifting during the pandemic. the thefts led not just to economic loss, but store closures in some cases. some upscale stores have since changed to appointment only shopping in the south bay. >> former ufc champion cain velasquez is now facing up to 40 years in prison after a no contest plea today to attempted murder and several other charges. velasquez is accused of shooting at a man during a high speed car chase in morgan hill in san jose in 2022. the person he chased was accused of molesting a relative of velasquez. velasquez is intended victim still faces felony molestation charges. a sentencing date has not been scheduled at this time. santa clara county has new plans for a pair of housing sit

it's been just three months since two thieves broke into mariana o'connor's clothing store in the coww neighborhood. they got away with more than $43,000 worth of inventory, and o'connor's sense of safety. >> every day i come into my space, my store, and then i'm asking myself, so those people, they're going to come back again. we're going to happen. so that is, this is something we really, really, really need to fix that i don't feel safe inside of my store. >> san francisco saw a dramatic increase in shoplifting during the pandemic. the thefts led not just to economic loss, but store closures in some cases. some upscale stores have since changed to appointment only shopping in the south bay. >> former ufc champion cain velasquez is now facing up to 40 years in prison after a no contest plea today to attempted murder and several other charges. velasquez is accused of shooting at a man during a high speed car chase in morgan hill in san jose in 2022. the person he chased was accused of molesting a relative of velasquez. velasquez is intended victim still faces felony molestation charg

and third positions were placed in the general classification of the seven stages , australian ben o'connor from the azhdavar team is new with a time set of 27 hours, 44 minutes and 7 seconds. an opportunistic attack off the front was still out there with 300 meters to go, but then launched the sprint and fenart looks every little bit like the... the guys are doing well, considering that participating in the tournament in kazakhstan last month, the mental conditions you have a good mental state. on the 10th and 11th of september, our country's five jedos will go to the mats of the asian championship in south korea. the preparation of the children is at a high level. i hope you will get better in these few days. our team competes with its opponents in 6 weights, minus 90, minus 100 and plus 100 kg . i have azbag rivals and a korean competitor who have titles, and last year in the same asian competitions , the participation of iranian youth in last year's asian championships was two points. he has won bronze , he is a korean competitor, he is an uzbek competitor, he is a good competitor, but

>> next item, vacancy on and approve proposed selection schedule.is a stit is an action item so o'connor's term expires on febthe standard process, the board needs tothis upcoming vacancy and approved a draft will be shared and finalized the election team we've put in the materials straightforward but happy address any questions that you may have. >> any questions or comments? i wish commissioner o'connor all the luck, and if you we appreciate your dedication to being a good commissioner. okay. okay, is an action item. >> we need a motion >> >> second? >> second. >> is that a motion >> yes. >> thank you. >> do we have any in-person publ seeing none, moderator are there any callers >> madam secretary there are no callers on the queue. hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> okay, it's been moved and second those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed say nay. >> item number item, chief executive officers re >> commissioners in a moment i'll turn it over to karen to go gh the member services dashboard. first i wanted to couple of items, the forward calendar that appears in y

leader ben o'connor lost nearly two minutes to primoz roglic who trails byjust a minute and 21 seconds a one club man, he'll make his a50th appearence for them this weekend. lewis hamilton set the pace for mercedes in friday practice at the italian grand prix, but his likely replacement, andrea kimi antonelli, crashed on his debut for the team. hamilton wasjust ahead of mclaren's lando norris with ferrari's carlos sainz third in the second session. tyrrell hatton currently leads the british masters at the belfry thanks to a seven—under 65 on day two. hatton finished his second round with a birdie to post a score of 10—under for the tournament. it's his first appearance on the dp world tour whilst appealing against the sanctions imposed on him forjoining liv golf injanuary. and michael woods has won stage 13 of today's vuelta a espana. the canadian winning with an eventual margin of aa seconds on the summit finish. leader ben o'connor lost nearly two minutes to primoz roglic who trails byjust a minute and 21 seconds. hull fc club captain, danny houghton, is to retire at the end of the s

australian ben o'connor is still the leader of the stage. the 14th kilometer is held like this. the iranian team participated in the last season with four athletes , which won the third place in the world with two gold medals, one silver medal and one bronze medal. sada and sima news agency was lucky that sardar azmoun scored the second goal of shabab al-ahli in the 68th minute of samad. also, al-wahdeh team defeated golfkan with a goal that ahmed nurlahi passed to his teammate in the 13th minute. in the third week of the horse racing competition of the summer course of agala , the owners of the horses of ata kehri, nafiseh hatem, ayeb ronyai july thank you for your support. we are on our way to imam khomeini airport to welcome a world champion team, of course, this team is not a sports champion, but they are all students , for whom did you bring mohammadi, who came to welcome them? our schoolmate to this family friend. neighbor, child, man , everyone came, husband, aunt, yes, my grandfather, shamzarg , grandmother, grandmother, father, neighbor, what, yes, yes, the neighbors ca

cheryl: brenda o'connor juanas we will see if we get the 50-point basis cut in september.y with us all morning long. we have a lot more coming up. we are 70 days out from election day and former president trump is rfk junior's endorsement. will the spring were democrats to support trump the democrat turned republican, new jersey congressman jeff van drew to tell us more next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ i was on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i have 23andme, i was aware of that gene. that saved my life. cheryl: robert f kennedy junior dropping out of the presidential race announcing his endorsement of presiden

commissioner o'connor all the luck, and if you reference, i will be happy.we appreciate and your dedication to being a good commissioner. okay.aythis is an action item. >> we second. >> second? >> second. >> is thatdeclare the vacancy? >> yes. >> thank you. >> okay, public comment please? >> do we -person public comment on this item? seeing none, moderator are line? >> madam secretary there are >> thank you, hearing no callers, public comment is now closed >> okay, it's been moved and second those fa>> aye. >> those opposed say nay. >> m number 7, discussion utive officers report. >> commissioners in a moment i'll turn it over to karthrough the member services dashboard. highlight a couple of items, the forward calendar that materials now goes through june of 2025. i've been working the various committee chairs to calendar the committee meeting, we're in process of finalizing the dates for our be the committee chair reports where we'll set well as the topics to be covered for the year.my final comment before i turn it ov sure that you're well aware of, but a

great, great grandfather, michael o'connor was an officer in the union army. but i married in mississippi and, and of course we live here. now, the main street in the neighboring town is not called main street. it's jeff davis avenue, named after jefferson davis, a mississippi plantation owner, and us senator, who advocated for the expansion of slavery into the new territory. he was elected president of the confederacy. there's another jeff davis avenue short drive away and jefferson davis, his home in presidential library, is just up the highway like many mississippi county court house as a monument to confederate soldiers. and some of our neighbors splitting the states flag in their yards. something that never seen any place else. so yes, in mississippi. remnants of the confederacy are everywhere. but even at the civil war relics, joe and brandon, mississippi change seems inevitable to tell me what sort of interactions are you having with folks who are interested in buying mississippi states. people are buying mississippi state flag more than usual. evidentl

in the sixth stage, the bicycle the ride of the spanish volta between the australian o'connor from theavar team crossed the finish line earlier than others and became the champion. italy's marco frigo and germany's florian leibovitz from bora team were second and third respectively. in the quarter-finals of 25 -point tennis, american winston david goffen, belgian lorenzo sango, italian, alex mitchelsen, and spanish pablo carniobesta defeated. sunset will be at 184 minutes, maghrib call to prayer will be at 19.2 minutes, and sharia midnight will be at 23:22 minutes. dear viewers, thank you very much for being with us until this moment , have a good time, god bless you. i had heard that it was rumored that mr. d, the prosecutor , was released from savak prison because he cooperated with savak, just as beheshti's character was assassinated, his character should have been assassinated in this way. the struggle of this jihad is holy and if you were to bathe in this way. this public vision is the public image of the induction of the azure whose neck is broken, the azure who is looking is bli

and in the sixth stage of the 110-kilometer cycling tour of spain's volta , australian cyclist ben o'connor from sim won this stage, which had a distance of 185 and a half kilometers. he crossed the finish line earlier than others and became the champion. italy's marco frigo took the second place with a difference of 4 minutes and 33 seconds , and german florian liebovit from simbra won the third title with a difference of 5 minutes and 12 seconds. in the overall classification of the six stages, wood one arzhiki from wisma team is still ahead. and a review of some short news of sports staff the veterans and able-bodied men of our country left tehran for paris 2024 hours ago to participate in the paralympic games. iran will participate in these games with 65 athletes in 10 disciplines. in the world wrestling competition with a crash belt in bishk , kyrgyzstan, seman kharjaste won the gold medal, elahar rooz won the silver, and mobina mirzapur became the owner of the benot badge. at the end of the international youth chess tournament in the uae, reza mahdavi won the championship with 8 and a

sandra day o'connor said years ago that sooner or later the court was going to have to address affirmative action. they have done that. one thing that i think is awed is no one is talking about that decision by the supreme court. it is just off the radar. supreme court has had a majority of justices appointed by republican presidents since 1969 the fact you can look it up the reactionary opinions on the right that i personally do not agree with. i think some of the opinions that are more left i might not agree with some of those as well. to me it is less about, is the left or right winning? but are the justices issuing opinions based on their own clinical preferences? despite the fact happy opinions are unanimous. sometimes went six -- three is not the usual lineup. the cases that matter are six -- three. all cases are equal. he said no one cares about the affirmative action case anymore. no one cares about the aep case that is nine -- nine. i think the justices because they're acting politically they should be subject to some of these same ethical guardrails that politicians have. you giv

in this stage, which was 185 and a half kilometers , australian ben o'connor from the aj dewar team crossed the finish line earlier than the others with a time of 4 hours, 28 minutes and 12 seconds and became the champion. italian marco frigo is in second place with a difference of 4 minutes and 33 seconds and florian leibovitz from germany from bora team beat russian pavel kotev with a result of 5 minutes and 12 seconds . american alex mitchelsen defeated his compatriot christopher ubanks and spanish pablo carniobesta won against lernertin from america with the same result. . veterans and able-bodied athletes of our country left tehran for paris on 20-24 this morning to participate in the paralympic games. iran will participate in these games with 65 athletes in 10 disciplines. in the world wrestling competition with a crash belt in kyrgyz province, saman kharjaste won the gold medal. mobina mirzapour won the bronze medal . at the end of the international youth chess tournament in the uae, reza mahdavi won the championship with 8 and a half points and ramtin kakaon was the runner-up with 8

they got away with more than $43,000 worth of inventory and o'connor's sense of safety. >> every day i come into my space, my store, and then i'm asking myself, so those people, they're going to come back agai, we're going to happen. so that's some this is something we really, really, really need to fix that i don't feel safe inside of my store in the mission district, someone tried to break in to ronda's market wednesday night, cutting the lock on their front gate. >> the thieves didn't get away with anything this time, but it's not the first time someone has tried and it seems like it's like might be the same people more than anything. >> it's stressful, unnecessary, and annoying because everyone's already struggling in this economy and it's just just a waste of time. >> san francisco saw a dramatic increase in shoplifting incidents during the pandemic. videos like this one showing organized retail thefts in union square seeming more common. the thefts led to economic losses, contributed to store closures and some upscale stores have since changed to appointment only. efforts to co

great, great grandfather, michael o'connor was an officer in the union army. but i married in mississippi and, and of course we live here. now the main street in the neighboring town is not called main street. it's jeff davis avenue, named after jefferson davis, a mississippi plantation owner. and us senator, who advocated for the expansion of slavery into the new territory. he was elected president of the confederacy. there's another jeff davis avenue short drive away. and jefferson davis, his home and presidential library is just up the highway. like many mississippi county court house as a monument to confederate soldiers and some of our neighbors splitting the states flag in their yards. something that never seen any place else. so yes, in mississippi remnants of the confederacy are everywhere. but even at the civil war relics, joe and brandon, mississippi change seems inevitable to tell me what sort of interactions are you having with folks who are interested in buying mississippi safe. people are buying mississippi state flags more than usual. evidently,

they were placed in the overall ranking of o'connor from australia.nd a review of some other news. asian boxing competitions for infants and teenagers will start today in the uae pouyan nowrozi, the only representative of our country in the weight of 43 kg, will compete with his opponent from kazakhstan. the new season of the azad wrestling premier league will start in minutes , when azad university of this city in babol will compete with the army ground force and in tehran panela will compete with moinipour food industry. this week's competitions will be hosted by the three cities of tehran, babol, and sari. the organization of the premier league of football, the game schedule of the fourth to the ninth week. rou announced that based on this, the match between esteghlal persepolis teams will be held in the sixth week of the premier league on wednesday, the 4th of mehr , but the venue of this match is not yet known. taleb rikani, a former player of sanat naft abadan , joined this team after an agreement with arak aluminum club. makako, the 19-year-old

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santa clara county has already made similar moves to rescue o'connor hospital in san jose and saint luis in gilroy. well, the first time in eight years, the city of las vegas has a hotel implosion on its calendar and this one is meant to eventually welcome the oakland a's. bally's confirming that tropicana hotel will implode in the early morning hours on october ninth, marking the end of the era of that hotel, which opened in 1965. now, this is all where the new baseball stadium will be located, with construction on track to start next april. for now, the a's plan for the next three seasons to play over in sacramento before making that move. all of this is underway despite public financing for the ballpark that has not yet been finalized. california is cracking down on phones at school. the state superintendent of schools, tony thurmond, hosted a hearing this morning. he wants to ban students from using their phones at schools. he says phones harm students mental health and academic performance. the hearing is built on legislation enacted in 2020, which allowed districts to restrict stud

hca healthcare to buy regional for $175 million, a move similar to what the county did to rescue o'connor and saint louise hospitals. there's a lot of work to do in the coming months. we need to negotiate a formal purchase and sale agreement with hca. we need to complete due diligence. we need to go through all of the different steps in the process, licensure and other steps with the goal of restoring many of the services. the county says it can absorb the cost into public hospital revenue streams in conjunction with a large one-time reimbursement from fema for covid related expenses. county supervisor sylvia arenas, who grew up in east san jose, says the county's move is a relief to the community, which is relatively far away from the other area hospitals. this purchase of this hospital is going to coincide with the latino health assessment, the culmination and the results, and we're going to learn what is it exactly? does our community need a doctor also said patients will gain a lot by being part of a countywide system. the fact that we will have access to regional centers medical reco

so there is this effort they are now led by marie o'connor, the longtime chief justice republican elected to the state supreme court, she has become a real critic of gerrymandering. so, there is a proposal to create a redistricting, nonpartisan redistricting commission in ohio similar to what's in michigan, for instance. that's going to be on the ballot in november and if it passes you would expect ohio to have more competitive congressional and state legislative maps, though you would expect republicans to win more seats than democrats, but given where ohio is right now they might not be as lopsided as they currently are. host: joanne is in ashburn, virginia. hi, joanne. caller: hi, i just wanted to say, two callers ago, the young people, like, you know what, i called on the wrong line, to be honest. host: ok, just call us back on the right line, ok? we will take your call. donald, capitol heights, maryland, go ahead. caller: good morning, how you doing? host: good. caller: i'm calling to ask one simple question. i'm a vietnam veteran and i don't understand how we can allow a person who

now, the county has already taken over o'connor hospital in san jose and saint louise and gilroy regionald some well-publicized problems, including cutting out of its trauma center as well as its pregnancy unit. the county hopes to finalize that sale by march, when it will start restoring programs, getting business up and running hardly the biggest problem right now for one new dog shelter in san francisco. right now, they're more concerned about just simply keeping the lights on. so the new muttville headquarters opened over in the mission district on monday, and the very next day, the power shut off a pg&e says that the shelter went over its limit one day after opening, and the owner calls it a miscommunication between the building developers and the utility. while the power was later restored, the owners say that it won't be enough to operate that new space effectively. most of our outlets are washers. our dryers, our grooming area. we rented from the spca in a really old, old building. and we have less power here than we had there. so. in a statement, pg&e says muttville electric dema

it already made similar moves to rescue o'connor hospital in san jose and saint luis in gilroy.ional has had well-publicized problems for months with its corporate owner cutting programs and services, including its trauma center and pregnancy unit. the move comes as a relief to a lot of people in the community, which is a distance away now from other trauma centers. if you are having a heart attack, you're going to be transitioned to another hospital. and so when you're having a heart attack, you want service immediately. and this is a big deal for east san jose. county officials hope to finalize the sale and start restoring programs by next march. back to school violence in san francisco. a teenager was shot near galileo high. it happened this afternoon near north point and polk streets, right by ghirardelli square. witnesses told us that they saw two teenagers fighting when one pulled out a gun and fired. the wounded teenager, who is a student at galileo, is expected to recover. as a precaution, the high school was placed on lockdown for about an hour. so far, no word on any a

>> i have the opportunity recently to speak about this at sandra day o'connor's memorial service at theourt. the professor you mentioned, noah feldman, wrote a book that is a good read, it's called scorpions and it's about the supreme court in the 1930's and 1940's and the introduction of fdr's justices and how it changed the court. it was not a good period for the court, there was a lot of open animosity between the justices. they publicly excoriated each other. some of them would not even meet for lunch together in the courthouse. he describes all of this in his book, some not speaking about something i know personally. >> even though they were appointed by the same president. >> exactly. they would meet in the hallways and if they were coming down the same hallway they would divert and go down a different hallway. [laughter] that is not a period in which the court should take any pride. one moment we were together as justices and we were talking about noah feldman's book and some justice asked, when did that change? >> and someone said it was this chief justice or that chief justice